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Gallo continues to spread confusion and disinformation among scientists and the public. Through his influence, and the influence of others in the U.S. bureaucratic Establishment, AIDS research was thrown back at least a year. Gallo knows that AIDS and HTLV-I didn't exist in nature before about 1970. Gallo knows that these viruses are laboratory viruses.
Monkeys don't get it and humans, including Portuguese traders, don't get it until it has been manufactured in a lab and run through human tissue cells. Or in the case of monkeys, run though monkey tissue cells. If there were any virologists in Portugal engineering these viruses during the 16th century it is the best-kept secret in the annals of medical history.
Next Gallo appeared on 60 Minutes (the guy's everywhere). "All the scientific signposts point to Africa," the 60 Minutes commentator said in introducing Gallo on November 8, 1987.
"No one can prove where AIDS began," Dr. Gallo says, "[but] if monkeys in central Africa harbor retroviruses, and they do; and if some of them are like the human leukemia virus, and they are; and if some of them are like the human AIDS virus, and they are; and if monkeys when they are caught sometimes bite, and I think they do, then doesn't it make reasonable sense that is the best bet until someone comes up with a better idea?"
The answer is that anyone could come up with a better idea because:
Many animals "harbor retroviruses," including rats, sheep, cattle and pigs, but none of them has ever appeared in man until recently
These viruses are all like the human leukemia virus except AIDS which is cytocidal and not leukemic, i.e., it kills the T-cells rather than causing a multiplication of these cells as in leukemia.
Few of them are "like an AIDS virus" except for being in the retrovirus family.
The fact that monkeys sometimes bite is irrelevant. Cats and pigs bite too, but they don't transmit AIDS. Only humans transmit AIDS to humans because cats, pigs and monkeys don't get AIDS. The human virus is not pathogenic in animals3 and the various monkey viruses are not associated with disease in wild animals except when laboratory-induced after capture.
There has never been a proven case of a monkey transmitting a retrovirus to a human by bite or otherwise. Even monkeys artificially given AIDS by injection do not transmit the disease even to other monkeys.
AIDS started in the cities of Africa where there are no wild monkeys, not in the villages.
The doubling time of AIDS infection, being about 12 months, means that one monkey biting one native and then spreading the disease throughout Africa would have taken 20 years to reach a million cases. Seventy-five million Africans became infected practically simultaneously. At the same time the disease became rampant in the U.S., Haiti and Brazil. How could one monkey do that, even if he were an international flight attendant?
As Dr. Robert Strecker said on a KPFK~ Los radio show, "If you want to listen to the so-called experts for the truth in this disease we'll all be dead."
How many cats have feline acquired immune deficiency syndrome (FAIDS)? Many. How many cats have bitten humans? Many. How many humans have caught AIDS from cats? None.

Duesberg states categorically that, "The human (AIDS) virus is not pathogenic to animals" and the monkey viruses "are never associated with a disease in wild animals." Furthermore, animal AIDS, such as FAIDS and sheep visna, are not transmitted to humans.
I'm finally getting some help from the virology experts in exonerating the green monkey. "The popular theory that the AIDS virus jumped the biologic gap from the African green monkey to man drew nothing but scorn at an international conference on AIDS in Africa," reports Internal Medicine News, volume 20, No. 24.
Ironically, the conference was presented by the World Health Organization, the people who contaminated Africa with AIDS through smallpox vaccine. (No one mentioned that at the conference.)
Dr. Luc Montagnier, the real discoverer of the AIDS virus said, "There is no evidence of any reservoir species of monkeys that is truly positive for HIV (AIDS)."
A lot of misconceptions about AIDS were cleared up at this meeting but I doubt you'll hear about it on the evening news. The injecting of monkey blood for ritual purposes is probably a myth, long-time African experts reported. And contrary to popular belief, AIDS is not found in the rural areas where they hunt, eat and get bitten by monkeys but, almost exclusively in the cities where they have no exposure to monkeys.
Dr. Peter Piot, an African AIDS expert from Belgium said, "The biologic gap between the monkey virus and human host is too wide to be bridged in a single step even with direct injection of blood."
I emphasized "in a single step" in the quotation above because it takes many steps in a laboratory to engineer an animal virus to infect humans. AIDS is an animal virus, probably bovine visna virus, adapted for man. It was no accident.
Where does that leave Gallo's monkey business? His monkey would have to be taken from Africa, inoculated at the Fort Detrick, Maryland, laboratory (or similar sorcerer's workshop), and then taken back to Africa to bite a few million people--if monkeys transmitted AIDS to humans in the first place, which they don't.

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